How long should I try my new denture before asking about implants?+
There is no rule that says you must wait before asking. Tell the dentist how long you have worn it and what is happening, and you can talk over whether more adaptation, an adjustment or implants makes sense.
Could my recently made denture be turned into a snap-in?+
That is sometimes possible, depending on its fit, bite, strength and tooth position. Being new does not settle the matter either way, so it would need to be examined.
Is my denture loose, or am I just not used to it yet?+
It can be hard to tell on your own. A rocking denture or a sore area is worth showing to the dentist, because fit and adaptation can be separate issues.
Do implants remove the need to learn how to wear a denture?+
No, though they can add stability. You still need to adapt to the feel and bite, and you also learn to remove and clean the appliance in the way you are shown.
Am I wasting my new denture if I ask about this now?+
Asking wastes nothing. If a snap-in plan is possible, one thing to explore is whether your present denture could play a part in it or whether a new one would be necessary.
How do I arrange a review from Lockport?+
Use the form on this page or ring (204) 338-3003, noting how recently your denture was made. The clinic then confirms a time for you at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.